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The populist Thai election slogans scrutinized (part 2)

By Chris de Boer
Posted in Politics, Elections 2023
Tags: May 14, Huizen, Parlement, Populism, Ballot box

April 19, 2023

Elections for the Thai parliament are coming up. May 14 is the big day on which the current opposition thinks it can take over from Prayut. But before that, there are the populist election promises. Here part 2 and my comments.

The populist Thai election slogans scrutinized (part 1).

By Chris de Boer
Posted in Politics, Elections 2023
Tags: May 14, Huizen, Minimum wage, Parlement, Populism, Ballot box

March 29 2023

On May 14, Thailand will go to the polls to elect a new parliament. I will not bore you with the names of all the parties and their prospective prime ministers. Political parties can nominate at least 1 and at most 3 people for this important post before the elections take place. This way, the voters know in advance who can become the prime minister.

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The populist Thai election slogans scrutinized (part 2)

The populist Thai election slogans scrutinized (part 1).